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Case Of The Disappearing Bride'Marble - Haired' Bride Leaves Her Hubby Again; Prefers Hay-MakingCTLLMA.V — The marble hair- f«d 17 \ear old bride is gone again! * And this time it may be forithat morning Yesterday, O’Shea told |olice that his wife had disappeared again and again had left a note.In part, yesterday'* note said. “I m t(io beautiful to stay around this place. I'm going to make hay while the sun shines.”O Shea said he found the notevhon he came to the mote! for' 1**forget it because he was going to her parent s home in Michigan. ,She had left a note for her husband Wednesday saying she was going for a walk and would return later She returned at 10 :t0 p.m. Wednesday after a at ate-wide missing persons report had been issued She gave no explanation of her disappearance to officer-0 Shea said he and his w ifc ^ere mariuxl two w^’ks ago in Musk* gun and he was hero on an auditing tour of distributors for Sinclair Oil Co.According to Police Chief R. R Moyer. O'Shea told him he did not think his wife would come back. He said he told her if she left again like she did Wednesday not to bother to return.He described his wife as having marble hair (bleached m stioaks , was five feet, 8 inches tail and weighed 130 pounds.
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Cullman Times Democrat
Cullman, Alabama, US
Sun, Jul 22, 1962
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